Sulzer Introduces the Latest Addition to the Submersible Dewatering XJ Pump Range

Vesconite Bearings is pleased to confirm that its long-established Standard Vesconite bearing material is completely free of PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) and has been since its development in 1969.

Finish Thompson Inc. (FTI) highlights its advanced range of pumps engineered to address the demanding requirements of flammable and combustible liquid transfer. Drawing on decades of experience in corrosive chemical handling, FTI offers reliable, compliant pumping solutions that support safe storage, transport and processing of hazardous fluids in industrial operations.

When machines and motors need to operate at maximum performance under challenging conditions, AuCom offers drive solutions designed for such requirements. For demanding industrial applications, the company has developed the HM Series 1 kV variable frequency drives (VFDs). These drives are designed to deliver high torque at low speeds and feature a durable, compact construction.

Nutrient deficiencies, over-fertilisation and crop losses: many greenhouses struggle due to inaccurate nutrient supply and fluctuating water quality. Lutz-Jesco will be demonstrating what you can do about this at Agritechnica in Hanover. On display: a dosing pump from the Magdos series and the Minichlorgen T chlorine electrolysis system.

Whether adhesive, lubricant, grease, silicone, polyester, or epoxy resin – applying media accurately and precisely inside an interior geometry is a technically demanding task. To enable industrial manufacturers to achieve precisely this with maximum efficiency and precision in cavities, internal threads, or shaft-hub connections, for example, preeflow has added the eco-SPIN to its portfolio.

EBARA Corporationhas been selected as the contracting party and signed a prototype pump contract for the “FY2025 Stardust Program R&D of High-Efficiency Heat Dissipation System for Digital Signal Processing – Prototype of Performance Verification Pump for Two-Phase Flow Heat Dissipation System (Part A) (hereinafter: this matter),” which was announced by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (hereinafter: JAXA) through a competitive bidding process.